Stop Bookmark Tab from Opening when saving PDF's

[Wright Studio]

Hi can you help with my query? 

How can you stop the Bookmark Tab from Opening when saving/opening PDF's?  I know you can do this in preferences and save the PDF.  BUT where is the setup to stop this being the default?

When i close ACROBAT down and then reopen and save a new PDF I have the same problem.  I don't want the Bookmark panel open when i save the pdf.

Look forward to your reply

Thanks

Steve

[JR Boulay]

Hi.

Open this PDF with Acrobat and go to File menu : Properties : Initial view to edit this behavior.

[Wright Studio]

This only works on the PDF that is open.  I want this to be the default setting so i don't have to keep adjusting the properties each time i save a PDF.

The bookmark tab takes up most of the page.

Very annoying.

S

[try67]

That depends on how you create the files...

[JR Boulay]

- You can reduce the size of the bookmarks tab (drag and drop).

- The bookmarks tab is mostly useful to navigate in the document.

- Document's Initial view settings always overides user's preferences settings.

- If some or all your documents embeds this setting it's because someone or something set it during the creation process.

- You can change Initial view settings in many documents in one shot using an Acrobat's Action.

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[Wright Studio]

It only happens when i'm saving PDF's using my Online INVOICE and estimating software - RoninApp .  I use Safari.

Basically when i save the invoice or estimate from the online Ronin App, i save to my MAC and then when i open it to view the bookmark tab is pulled all the way out and takes up the whole screen (more than the actual PDF), i have to drag the bookmark tab back and resave the initial view settings.

I never used to have to do this, when i saved the invoices/estimates, I would open them and they would appear with no bookmarks.

I don't know if i have changed a setting when saving PDF's through Safari Or it is a problem with the Ronin App software.

Its driving me nuts

[try67]

Sounds like a problem with the app that is generating the files...

On Fri, Aug 19, 2016 at 11:33 AM, Chingaz0208 <forums_noreply@adobe.com>

[Wright Studio]

I will see what they say,

Ta!

[JR Boulay]

Since your using a Mac, to convert an HTML to PDF the best choices are :

- Paparazzi! : Paparazzi!

- Firefox + the Acrobat Reader plugin

[Bernd Alheit]

The Acrobat Reader plugin can't create PDF files.

[JR Boulay]

The Acrobat Reader plugin can't create PDF files.

Oops.

I meant Acrobat Pro.